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MR. BERGER
A TRAILER.
Victor Berger. the only socialist
member ot the national house of
representatives, has astonished, as
tounded, staggered, flabbergasted
many "conservath e" persons by In
troducing a bill providing, that all
persons over GO years old shall be
pensioned out of an appropriation nt
1250.01)0.000 a year from the fedor.-
al treasury. Yet Mr. Bergor is mere-;that it would be Just as oll if ac
ly trailing behind saoh -emlnoat ) C8rde4 decent treatment to candl-
eccnomlsts as Nelson W. Aldriolt
and Sercno E. Payne. Thoy hae
long adiocated and stoutly maintain- iM this pnpr s concerned. It hopes
ed a greater graft for another class. 'to Bee au democrats reaoh an agree
Under their system ot the oaptolta-iraoBt that g, jJarfc Smith shall
Uon or tho ulUmate consumer forltofo the flnit caU ior a swatorship j
iue oeneiit oi tno manuracturtng Irom && new state, as he Is one ot
class more than ?3SO.OOO,0OO of the u,e aWe6t aBd mot deeerins men.
profits of honest tall have been cov- having served this territory in con
crcd annually into the coffers of . ,. ... ., u
men viho are not all ovor SO years
eld, and ratiny of whom never did
a great deal of actual ".ork In their i
lives. The last republican platform
brazenly declared for pensions for !
this class of parasites in its clause '
Indorsing a -taritf system providing
a "reasonable profit" for mandf&et
utcrs. If Mr. Berger's protosaI is objec-j
tlonable, and of course it is, (un
much more
objectionable is thc4
greater similar graft advocated by,hori20n ttat ls already oaU8,DS "
the kid-gloved aristocrat ot finance
txd la-maklng to whom socialism
that would coddle the oW and 'oo-1 .rg0r and mere omiBews as it
ken down is as the proverbial reum0Bnt j,jghor jn th0 rlinm ot theft-
rag to the bulL
Mr Berger does not propone a new
kind of graft, but merely a ramth
catidn of an old systosa that the
awakened intelligence of the bread
winners of America should eouso to'
be abolished.
HOPE FOR
EGG CONSUMERS.
Now comes Mr. Victor Clalrmont,
of Santa Cruz, California, with the)
.him Ihnl h U able fo ke asss
penetual!y fresh.
cold storage. His secret te a fco-lmotho(j wWd SoMh Tajra8
iutlcvQ, iaio which he tffps the eggs. 'hope to escape the impending dry
This dipping closes the pores ia the 'spell in Texas is through the mc
sholl and consenuenUy the egg re-lI,,Bl le f. aBd wh,te
. I. M - I.J..bH uuJn.
mains iroau iur u ,bu.,iiio pb.w
Mr Clalrmont's method, It see,
has been a subject ot Judicial in-
vestlgation. As an eg", expert otf ance so far as tho present state et
long standing he was called not long'"1 l conewned.
. . ! The p!aa of those v;ho are work-
ago to Manage the egg eahenge ei m mg of gUto ,,,
Santa Cruz. His olalm to be Wolg to bc to create about three
to preeerve the frosbnees of ege i states oat of Texas, a procedure the
Indefinitely was brought lo the at-1 people et Texas are free to indulge
.-.., .t, i,.iw.p t ,mMee.n at any time thoy see fit under
, ,!,, uc. which instftatad a
, . 'mem uaeer wnicu xexas aurxanuBr-
test Several cases uneoubted'y ber sovereignty as a retmhlicaBd
frech were purchased and the eggs 'entered the Union. There would
wit through the Clalrmont process ibem to be no such preoedure as is.
, jfrfh.,,. onuMur' witnessed in the ease of Arizona
Then thoy were distributed among
" ' and New Meiieo. who have been
the officers of tho chamber of com- taocWnx t the door of the Unloe
raorce Thrse months passed, after i, The additional states ore
whlch various samples were bs-eeght ated eat ot Texas cooM. go right In
rorward and lemod in a strong wlthoat any delaj
.. . i, -While visiting in San D'ego I
liehL All Braved to be clear some
iigau au pu- wag pogitiy assured by John D
of the committee of business men , g jjj. iis&t ,he proposed San
had the eggs eooked seme in one
wav and seme in another AU were teto Pneeate within the next two.'io order the annual convention of the c'0j , ,t 7i fndnstrr wlthla
way and seme in -"""-" lf,'!lL A a nsatter of fact work Catholic Total Abstinence Union or,Sw-Ui ff,to J' '2, kJ1
satisfied, so we are toM. with the years. As a matter oi : rK, .work ; , . thelthe past few yes irs ls evidenced by
it The eggs were still fresh ' e" " Cveon sessions the delegates the conjentlon V?fr J"B.!.!'
.7 , ." ... i! lo,
Tne invennr u -
000 doaen ogga. Eseoat by aWot
rf net oxweet te lose a single
a
ono-
Mr Clalrmont has made a strong
bid fpr a place high "
of Uie tfridfe bemfifajjiflrsi-If bis I-
ventlon
may be
tho abominations
Thl purchasing masses who have
yl nc out good money for ba-5
. .. it...n AwmntaAiiv i - rM .uiiinn tn ttfiisz aaeurau nr.i , .. &- t.nA .-mipaH mnnt la Antnnaimnc ior me nrEL umc "nftur." Lumts u fnsvi uviwir
nas gooa i' l " ."": . 7T ... .. ' i"un. muM ."i"" ." TW. "r.r . i. f..w T7C, :,., sniT-PTiiilMwrnV. a- nGeorae ' expressed his
Ho. for tno consumer from Mr. SprecKs. who u,c .. . win. ij " vi 7.17 wrS ,h.n i.coriU
. l-irit behind tho constrncnon or tne mane norse aow association, uiwi - -- - -"?!.' " 1. .T. ;:i .;r. .V: , W' . -J-.t. 'i.rer,f
n we know it at present . tlrnn v-i-e built towards "v. umo"oyr...r:. 'l-.1 '- t Uii.t, h -n nMmn. a n n -..it Hth l.'mnk Gotch and his party
eggs vrfjl hope fervently that the
Oalifornlac may not, bo in error as
j to the value of bla diseoverr.
The Graham Gnardlan steps right
uior, as mo uuaraian: "it is
not the Intention of thia paper to
mako any party nomination for tho
democratic party In case ot state
hood. But 'fco wish to state our po
sition regarding one office and one
man. We are la favor ot nominat
ing and electing Mark A. Smith fir
United States senator from the att
of Arisona and bolieie every demo
crat In Arizona feels as wo do."
a
Yuma is all agog over an expect-
ed.tisjt frioi Kerrslt Roosevelt, son j
of Tbodore, who distinguished him
self both with gun and camera In
the vrllds of Afriea. Mr. Roosevelt
is going iHtrf Mexico below Yuma to
study tho game aad gttmo life of
that country.
The Tuosea Citizen has already
opened its batteries on Sonater
Eugene lym, of Tucson. Wo doubt
if the Citizen -lll be able to on-
ligkten the people
,,.ll ntn
U
Ives and we suggest to that paper
i dates who may aspire for a sena-
torship qr ?ay other office. ',So far
diuw tut 0lwu jiaid u.u uut
baring had oven the susplolon of
unfaithfulness resting upon him.
PRESS COMMENT
STATE DIVISION IN' TEXAS
(SI Paso Times)
There Is a small cloud that is
loominK uu on the Texas mri'tlcx!
consternation in the circles that
P" been aMf .to .d"la"-l8h ..NMare I her .wildest moments
appearance, and as it is baeomlu
vision, there Fs general wonder how
It is all going to end.
The peopje of Sosth Texas have
taken fright at the growth aBd de
velopment et the prohibition senti
ment In Texas and the near ability
of the prohibition element ot the
state to dominate its affairs. They
k-j in the present situation the
menaee of actsal statewide prohi
bition, and If there is anything o
earth that tho average South Texas
dees not want it is statewide pro
hlbition.
i A"r a eartHui sway ot me siw
Ullnn taWaa Cmi I It TaMratM & -
It is net Hmo or! . ' , . ...., ,
'at the oooohasien that the only
i . ma uw w IU,M
yet to any grant extent, there is
work gof&s on in that direction het
may be fraught with much itapert-
.Ue .te. oe. l0??
Dgo-Phoenlx road weald be ballt
ue s,aB "?go. "?. m .. "
yaseea witn au rapwuy to
phoenix."
-.tra-ei. Imaartant
extremely important
The above extremely important
l-.-..M&B -in. uj. vaiarvYiff tn n
inuonmv "-- "-. - -
? . ,.w,n.,.iw h ribAM1
. ' Q. phoeol wjM) .
Purdy Bullard, of Phoenix, who re-
turned heme CM.
baB been ter Uto peat month.
,7 ahd would reach here with-
( Jn to j ear-, Mr Dullard, had nam -
w .sew road. Quit it was actually at ""c" .""' "" ""'""r.Z, ;', in f thr, MMwrln:, nd.iv. rmiln ta OhlcjLUC,. where he Is to en- his visit to
iha rmti blui" ,"--- .. ,- -. t,A iA,inn mh,t u.iTi MmiiMin fiiir fit Hiau wcm in uLicuuai co dL luu ior. ztiiiiea. ivuur tui c i-j -
Country Town Saying3
(By "Ed" Howe)
Hory man has
won't work.
a scheme that
a 1 ? WlUyi LMQ UtUfi ttU tUaVQi
TKa ,Mah (dr. aLkk lAns-na ilA
looks at a paper before slfaUw Jt
If you expect to get rloh you
m'ust also make 'inonu)- vrhen times
are dull . x
When the men meet a hilde, they
look at her face; the v.omen look at
her clothes.
My Idea at a roaljy prominent cit
izen or a town is one who doe not
want to bo postmaster.
Everjono who diets often sas
wearily, 'Dieting doe ao good. As
a matter of fact It does. "
,,. , 7" ... '
pookage,- the one receiving It says:
"Why didn't you bring It .sooner "
Nearly every wan has a story of
bully being wh'pied!
According to the real estate
agents the average renter expects
be expended on imp wemonts to the1
building he occupies.
A bride la paid so mush att mi-Jinan on g Others do not con- "
Uon that sho is tadly spoilt, unles fl t0 BtTcct cros9,ngs. '
she Is a vorr uawaal woman. But'. "s. . , . ..
In nlva.it .hro wn3 h limnr.s to
, . t - i
leuegwzo ur own roouwr, win after
that she returns to earth rapidly.
(Copyright, 1911, by George Matthew ;
Adams.)
WELCOME -TO ARIZONA,
frtv Ilav. P. H. Ilnrfkln.l
Arizona, Land or Sunshine, with her'ior of repealing tho street crossing
head among the snows,
Whwe .fHflJ'tr Sw Francisro
mv
With her feet laved in the cloud-,
land ot Soaora. far awy.
Aad her heart a-beatlng strongly,
where the Phoeaix Wrd doth
I"-
I..1- n1- t b M.l.l,. rbnr.sincFe n uum i ''" "
the Hetfmam uied to roam.
Tfcou wt rieh m gold and silver. aHd Tho Daily International has heard
the whit man feels at home 'many complaint about the prevall
They are building here an empire j, no!sQ by the honking and
That shall .SbTWtlns automobiles Many believe
age until Gabriel's trampet-
Wast,
Hore deaji mystery MHstreats us,
where er otir roots taps tread,
And the miMrtng tokens Jtager
of the emnlraa ot ttaa dead.
CUff -dwellers, anctent As, pr t4.
Lmvm a problem for the savant, let!c(mncj, w, get togeDl0r ta saber
p.-,.,nm won,
carved thy canyons, vast and limits which will be satisfactory to
deep, "all and releve the public ot tho pres-
Mother Earth, the suffering Patlent.(.nt d,storWng condiUon
uau in, ttimwummj oicuif,
Raugh the tools that cut her vital, I
In tost surgery sublime. '
And the nursing and the healing was
the work of Father Tune
"rts, Indeed, the place of wonders
more than any land can enow.
From the Tawny Colorado to the
tents of Navajo. (
Minos and mountains mingle deeply (
tr ins HuuucBirs osr .w
And the 'frultfnl valleys, smiling. I " twentj-slx
wait the westward JVowing tide men to act as special railroad police
j along the main line nt the South
And the day is not far dlstaat, ern pacific compenj, the men to toe
as. .. When, ik0r. te6 iH1r-1 stationed between Tueson and Gila
Shall awaken fro their stambers "
and shall Wossom as the rose. .
And thy name shall he a watchword i The coamUwIens wore Issnod at
for an en orgy snbihne, the reeiost of nperiatendeat Scott
mbou dbbi mh iub nanM FTOWi0f tj,e local diVafoa and Httpenn
Imvmm f w ,Vn m -ft In al n iP Tin. . f . .
Jems in the srlthiaetle ot Thne.
jf'Tbea, welcome Arizona to the sister
hood of stales!
Thy pGst is but a ilEfttranre ts
the future that awaits;
Thou hast nerve, uneannted eenrage,
for the iiroWems tbet appal.
Then Jaee thy gKorfews destiny until
sswds the lest "recall.
Tombstone, Aug. 5, 1911.
orous conversations with prominent
members of the Sen Diego chamber
ef commerce and they all told him
the road would positively reach
l - PoenIx within twenty-four months.
Ateo said they, the members of the
chamhor of commerce. Intended to
visit Phoeaix next winter in a body I thought that tho men in Phoenix Tne m0lor js light enough to
la an effort to bring about closer would becotno entangled In any way be moved to any part or the kitch
trade relationship between the two with the troubles of -
oltlos. WS in shops along the main line. ne!;ibeesi, an turned to any
C T. A. U. CONVENTION.
SCKANON, Pa, Aag. 9. Delegates
asd visitors 'from many wWaly sepa-(S,owaJn, "VvS--mi
.".',. L. -.'TJ, tana, Idaho, Colorado. New Tiork and
raiea parts ot mo cam, -we. -
Canada filled College Hall todav when
the Rev. Peter J 0Callahan called
'marched in a tody to SL Peters Cath-
edral, where a speeial pontifical mass
nte the MosTltev Womeue Falcon o.
gate, the Most uev momoae tTcono.
Iwas celebrated by the apostolic dele-
.gate, tne mosi it 0u-B ,.,.
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ALBEMARLE HORSE bHOW.
CHARLOTTESVIIXB. Va, Aug. 3-
J$ flaefeM oi
20W "SSa horses entertd. more
wto ,rt la tto "cSt In
, ternaUonal horse shc-w in London.
DOUGLAS WILL FIGHT !
AUTOMOBILE HONKS
Noise Down There Is Getting
to Be Nuisance, t
They Say i
(Douglas International.)
Accordlnf! to the temoer or some '
of tho members ot the council there
Is likely to be something doing re
garding new regulations for tho au
tomobile drivers In this city, public
and private. During tho last ton
days many of the autoists In this
elty, some prhato and some publl",
hae been creating a nuisance by I
j the continual din of their honking I
'apparatus. There Is an ordinance in
'the city that proposes that tho auto-
I mobiles must sound their horns nt
etery street crossing, ana waen me
j police notified the automobile own-
ers that the cItJ, laws must De obey-!
kei P eor since, greatly to the
annoyance ot many or. me resiueaia
of streets where the machines are
; ,ag frcqUenUy.
Some ot the auto drivers have
I squealing waisiios which aru uiu
'enough to set a nervous man or wo-
KOJ( UD WO squaw, irum uh i
nl ,K ,An, -pnaoln. fMlielnif
uruaowis ' w'n .
a howling blue streak from ono side
of the city to tho other. i
This ccused a bellor, nt least by J
the acting mayor, Frank Ramsey, j
1 that tho auto! ts arc trying to "run
it over" the city authorities and he
-. . .
, stated jesterday that he was in la-
noise ordinance and cutting down
the Bd lmIt t0 a i wMch
.IJ .n, .Ann. nnvr nlflTm !?
w""'u "" " ",, T
sary ana tnon raising wo uwn .u
! automobiles to such an amount ns
j WouM bring revenue sufficient to
(employ an extra policeman whose
1 a. fl .. ....1.1 1A 4n nfP 4 Ilia
akw speed limit
that the requirement that therejr0r g0od things to eat and had car-
ishould be sounding pi wo hook b
every street crossing is a nuisane.
fcttt lne stroag senUaent Is in favor
l . .,. nr i uuri
a strict onfememont of the spMd
limit.
It is likely that the automobile
towners sua onra .uu mo vj
ispJrU txmie to a proper regla-
Uon of the aachiaes within the city
SPECIAL POLICE GET
IISS
s
PHOENIX, Aug. 9 At tho office
Of Governor Sloan jestorday cora-
teadent Dyer of the Tucson division
of the Southorn Paeiffc.
Superintendent Seott left his of
flee early today for a trip oat over
the line and it was impossible to
samire a statement from him. How
orar. It was learned that the special
railroad officers are being commie
sloned to guard tho mala line
aga'nat possible troahle, v.tiicU it is
thought may rosult frbm the strike
of bollormakers.
At the loeal offices of tho Arizona
Eastern it was stated today that the!
strike or bollermakors had not af-
.leeted the mechanics employed in
'the shops here, and it aas not
TT
CONVENTION OF SHIPPERS.
DETROIT. Mich, Ang. . An oxo!-
bitlon of choline specimens of apples
, other states attracted attention at iae
jonenlng here today of the annus! con-1
ventlon of the International Apple.
;;"X. h inV; -nJ.
"ve , ch sractor than .ever ooiore. ine
""i" X.'',"r: .."j .:
tweia the United States and Canada
probablo effect upon the apple
probablo effect upon the apple
! ,-....... la n.iA nf ItiA nttAi.a that
niut' ,... . .
will rtrclTc aUenllon durine the three
dajx sessions of the conveaUon.
WEST V.RG.NiA,.. oo. F, -
CAIRMONT. "W. Va, Aug. 9 - Valr -
ment ttViSwarcte Mil.Unt arc hold-
I lag their annual session.
jkm Ever notice Kow much tefter iooA tastes jwM
j& "wncn well served and daintily gfarnisned? kMM
tmmmw& Dii1ei' lllllll
L Jr-OSt H
I WmomMP r Xiccr or CJoaIity Hw Wfflffiafl
lllllP?7 M i' TO " a ccan f"ay atjed beer. It gives a keen Jjy J1!
S P U ' a iYv f appetite for -wholesome food. In its
! ik xJ fris" I'll! "an"soinc package it adorns any jM
' ll lt l "talc and it tastes even befter G JMMzMMzM
MS GET CUCUMBER
GOLIG AND DECAMP
F. E. McCrary accidentally discov
ered, tnls week, a, now wav of it.
mU tQ change &
3ays the Courtland Arizonan. He
tossed a lot of cucumber peelings
around the main entrance to a big
ant nest, situated near his back
door The ants doroured the pcel
uigs with avidity, then retired to
their subterranean domiciles to gi'se
digestion a chance. But in the
meantime they had not been un
mindful of their queen's weakness
ried her a liberal supply of tho
newly discovered delicacy.
A few moments later, declares
Mac, the queen and her roiinuc ci
retainers marched out ot the portal
j ot the ( castie, followed by thu
enure colony oi ant. suojecis, ana
with their backs humped up like
that of a camel, straightway disap
peared in he underbrush. They
nvor returned aod Mac thinks they
noriiied from cucumber colle. Since
witnessing the performance he has
'tried this "moving food" on several
adjacent ant colonies with the same
I results.
A MOTOR FOR HOUSEWORK
Keeping the silver clean was one
of my greatest difficulties, sas
Mary Paulson In an article in
"Success Magazine" After consid
erable thought. 1 Invested tho fiwt
fifty dollars saved in an eloctrie
buffing motor whieh, 1 thought,
coHld later be used for other pur
poses. In my effort to have It
strong. I chose a too powerful one.
It proved dangerous to stay in the
room with it while in operation,
for it thtw small things, such as
salt cellars and spoons, wildly about
In the air. I again began invest!
gaUoaa, howeier, and finally suc
ceeded in finding what seems to
me to be the best general ma
chine for all domestic heos.
This electric motor, whieh ap
proximated the Ideal, was usod with
different attachments to perform all
the duties of ordinary housekeep
ing. Merely touching a button dirt
away with much of the drudgery of
the past. Berore long It became al
most a personality in tho house
hold. "James the Great" we nam
ed him, because he surpassed tho
raost efficient butler in thorough
ness, dexterity and swiftness With
his assistance I can .myself per-
form all the duties attendant upoi
housekeeping in ldss time than H
would have takon me to tell the
three ssrvanti. what was to be
d
.son ol worK .Mowune is io
! h&xyy or too trivial. A V3Ple Crd
oonnuon th an ordinary sixteen
r.B,iin.nnwnr utlt -rlvs lae noo-
' essary powcr Thns e1uJPPa!. hat.
d -James tho Great" t'pt do?
1o hlra to tbe ,,,, ,,Bd m
JeM tbar & raln,lte wfti tave
lhe c0ffee grouna for brea?ast He
freeies ,cerea,ra Jor "P"1" ,8!t
minutes after it has bceiV put into
the treezer. bo checse to
" .. baH!nS ay. chops
meat' P ,sne 8ver- . .co. ". '
lQ contact wUh tbo suction sweeii -
er m an' anl woiou iw u r
, Saoeent lamp attacimcnt and he,
,,. Flenr, thn hm,K H ,ioes noti
,7,'"iZr, fh hr,.. H ,io noti
. ,- ., ..nM n. (
object hj orusBing uie su3i mi
. i b ? r,nr -.shlni.
' f0. ot ls eqU,pment 1. an
, B'
.
electric tub.
early next month In an effort to regain
t his tiUe to the worlds champion.
...?. m...rm -.m i.efi-. -it,-j-u
IBUS1NESS CONDITIONS
N MEXICO BEITEF.
(Douglas International t
E. J. Schrader, a prominent mln
lng man of Sonora, arrived thl
morning from El Paso, after an ab
sence of scleral months spent i
eastern cities. Asked how he fount
conditions in the north and east
Mr. Schrador stated that busines.
conditions generally arc improving
that a number of the large factoriei
have orders away In excess of theli
capacity, and that now there art
comparatively few men out of em
ploymcnt as compared with the con
dltions a year or so ago.
Continuing Mr. Schrader said that
the crops throughout tho east an
mlddlo west are away ahead of ex
pectations this j ear and that he
tound wherever ho went indications
ot prosperity.
KILLS THE
DANDRUFF GERM
Stops Falling Hair. Others Imitate
and Make Similar Claims, but
the Genuine and Original
Dandruff Germ Destroyer
Is Newbro's Herpl-
clde.
The discovery of the dandruff germ
as the cause of all hair troubles Is
not a rocont cont Prof. Unna gavoj
tho germ theory to the world in 1887
and two years later Sabouraud by his j
experiments with a rabbit proved
beyond a doubt the actual existence
of this germ.
On the heels of this establishment
of the germ theory came the dis-j
covcrj- of Newbro's Herplclde. This
was the first and only remedy for
the destruction of the dandruff germ.'
There have been other rprepara-j
tlons alleged to kill this germ, stop
falling hair and Itching of the scalp
But NowVbro's Herplclde really does
these things For this reason It hS3,
long been known as the original rem
edy and the only one that is genu
ine. Don't be fooled by preparations
which are trading upon the marvel
ous success of Herplclde. Remember
you toko no chances with Nowbro'sl
Herplclde. It is absolutely guaran
teed. For sale by all druggists.
Applications at good barber shops.
The Herpleido Company, of De
troit, Mich, Dept R-, will send a
sample bottle and booklet upon re
ceipt ot 10c in postage.
REAL SLEEP IN WHITE LAKE
WHITE LAKE, N. Y, Aug. 9.
Two thousand persons sleeping in
the nearby summer boarding hputss
did not hear an explsIoniiSc"1lew'
I ., .n on,. . 1.1 .. .AAlrA., . t. rt
I v7vu luc ami; t,. iwncu tuui
postomce hero-The burglar got;
?z,uuu in money ami stamps, waixea
four miles to Mongaup Volley, stole
a horse and wagon belonging to Mrs.
Simons of New York City and dis
appeared The robbery was discovered when
the postmaster arrived at 3:30 a.
m. to send off the early malL
EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY.
ROME. Auir. T The eicth anniver-
of coronaUon of Pope Plus X
' wag observed today with the customary
mass nd reception in the SIstlne!
apel at the Vatican The function
was attended by a brillian assemblage
ot eatitMUt mbov. diplomats and'
memhoTS of tne noblty. The Pope
nnabIe t0 uke part V1 " c?,ebra-
tton owln& to the fact that he Is still
weak ag a re3nit 0r nis recent illness
ENDS VASHINGTON VISIT.
TiMoinvr-Tnv n r in, o a
washiMjIOA, u i, tug. J. a
r cwd Jn 'hlch were included
manv rann,ATilflMrpt nf thR Ffivr-rn.
j ,meiit, the navy and the foreign dlplo-'
' m.tt. nnpnaititiiAmilnfl nt thftJranlfol
The distinguished Japanese naval her0
warm appreciation of thei
welcome and the many feat-
entertainment thathad marked
Washington. ACmirai Togo
will spend tomorrow In
Philadelphia and then proceed to New
oru.
LOVING CUP FOR GAYNOR.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9. Mayor jGay
nor was presented with a nialsive
liver loving cup today to remind
ilm his narrow escape from afc-
asslnatlon Just one year ago, when
le was sh3t by the discharged city
atchman, Gallagher. Tho cup was
dubscribed for by a committee of
leading citizens of New York. It '
was presented to the mayor in the
ildemanle chamber ot tho city
iall United States Senator O'Gor
nan made the address of presentation.
SOUTH CAROLINA VETERANS
COLUMBIA. S. C, Aug 8 Prep
arations on an elaLorato scale, are
being made for the reception and
entertainment p the Confederate,
veterans and their friends who tare
to meet here tho latter part of
this month for their annual state
reunion. The reunion was originally
scheduled to begin today, but was
postponed for two weeks in order
not to conflict with other gatherings.
CARNIVAL AT LONG BRANCH.
LONO BRANCH, N J. Aug. 9.
This famous resort Is donning her gay
est hotiday attire in preparation for
the annual carnival, which will begin
tomorrow" and continue throughout the
remainder of the week. Hotels, board
ing houses-and cottages are filled with
visitors and all indications point to
one of the largest crowds ever onter
taincd here
St. Joseph's Hospital
Phoenix, Arizona
Training School
For Nurses
Young ladies between
trip nii of 1R pnrl SO rip.
..... --b a
sirous of entering the
above, apply to the Supt,
of Nurses during the
month of August. Term
opens September 1st.
Sisters of Mercy
DR. C. M. HORN,
THE LOS ANGELES DENTIST
"NEVER HURT A BIT"
I WANT TO TALK
directly to you about your
teeth.
First of all, I promiso flrst
class dental work, guaranteed for
liOyears.
Sccon-! I nrorrJC'Lto(iUrt
a bit,, nrr matter what you need
to have dons- to your teeth.
Third I promise to be moder
ate in my charges.
T have made the greatest of
all discoveries in the science ot
dentistry, viz., how to fill, crown
or extract teeth without pain.
I use no drugs, no narcotics,
but l have something so much
better than either that It is not
to bo named in tho seme breath
with them.
It is my discovery, and I pro
pose to givo ray patteate the ben
ellt of that diseovery. free of
any charge.
Other dentists may find oat
how I do this painless work In
time, but you can't fttd it out
side of my office now.
Will yon let me do your dental
work and enjoy your visit here,
or go elsowliore and suffer all
sorts of torture?
It ls up to you
Let me repeat
First First-class dontfstry, 10
years' guarantee
Socond Absolutely no pain.
It is worth a visit to -my, of
fice on suspicion, Isn't it? Ask
fcr mo.
DR. C. M. HORN,
Dentist
301-2-3 Pantagei Tneatre Bids.
536 S. Broadway, Los Angeles,
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